As a child, Jennifer Coppa liked to go fast. Her father would take her to skateboarding events and frequent a skate park in Simi Valley where she would compete with mostly boys, […]
A group of volunteers has transformed the area in front of the mosaic mural on 25th Street. Two years ago, the city parkway in front of the mural was filled with weeds, […]
San Pedro residents have been paying it forward for decades. Efforts include a San Pedro resident who checks on their elderly neighbor and offers her a cooked meal, a man who cleans […]
There is more going on at Deane Dana Friendship Park and Nature Center than meets the eye. With over 123 acres, this Los Angeles County park has spectacular views, hiking, a nature […]
For over 100 years, the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) of the Harbor Area, a nonprofit agency, has been providing services to San Pedro. The YWCA has a long history of empowering […]
I often look at the ocean and wonder how I can sail without buying a boat. One of the only places that teaches sailing to adults in San Pedro is the Los […]
San Pedro resident Bronwyn Bunnell has an advantage as a first-year teacher. She was raised by parents who both teach for Los Angeles Unified School District, and teaching has been in her […]
Pickleball, a family-friendly sport with elements of ping-pong, tennis, and badminton, is growing in popularity nationwide. A year ago, finding a place to learn or play in San Pedro was challenging. Now […]
When do you know it is over? Should I continue waiting or cut my ties and get what I really wanted? I blame myself; I know I could have tried harder. It […]
Last year, my father passed away, and my mom died about ten years before him. They lived in the same house for over 50 years. It was hard losing my parents. Going […]